Willys-Overland reports production strain due to materials
Toledo May 10 John N ys president of the Willys erland Company announced at an annual meeting the stock orders of the company here today 11 cales of automobiles manufac ted by them are now greatly in egg of production He added it the greatest difficulty at pres fs in getting a sufficient supply raw materials Eight thousand n are now employed it was an anced
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Toledo
John N.ys
Willys, Erland Company
Canadian Hearings Tie Stillman Case to Lake Visit Claims
Testimony in a Canadian inquiry links Mrs. Stillman and Fred Beauvais to Lake Dawson visits and family events. Witnesses discuss dates in 1917, alleged secrecy around letters, and a supposed “crack” guide of the era. Attorneys probe handwriting claims tied to Mrs Stillman.
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Alr
Ig Beauvais
Fred
Stillmans
Grand Anse
Louis Beauvais
Stills
Eorgs Adams
Iman
Freduvais
Grande Anse
Adams
Beauvais
Fred Beau
Farriet Hibbard
Genoa Peace Efforts Rise Amid Lloyd George Speech
In Genoa on May 10 the Premier Lloyd George address was broadcast urging unity among humanitarian forces. He claimed their ranks are closing, vowing not to rest until a victory is achieved.
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Indon
Lloyd George
Genoa Evence
Ave
Taniac credited with curing rheumatism in Akron man
T. B. Pitkin an Akron accountant states after thirty days on Taniac his rheumatism and digestive troubles vanished. He reports regained appetite and weight gain and urges others with similar pains to try the medicine. Sold by all good druggists.
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T. B. Pitkin
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Wheeler St
Ak- Ohio
Taniac
Wu Pei Fu outlines China’s postwar plans in May 16 speech
General Wu Pei Fu pledges a new government modeled on the United States, inviting foreign capital for resource exploitation while promising to guard foreign interests. He says China will supervise expenditures, settles Shantung disturbances, and implements Washington conference decisions. He claims a plot by Chang and Japan aimed at joint control and accuses Japan of duplicity.
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China
Pao Ting FU
Peking
Wu Pei Fui
United States
Shantung
Chang
Japan
Joint Centrol
Washington
Springfield Lands K. of C. Convention
The Knights of Columbus will hold its annual convention in Springfield in 1922 after Springfield narrowly outpointed Cleveland and Forest City. Daniel Butler of Toledo was reelected state deputy. Officers include John P. Duffey East Liverpool state secretary Rev Father Francis J Finn Cincinnati state chaplain John F Singler Sandusky state treasurer Alfred Geisler Cincinnati state advocate William L Schneider Chillicothe state warden. Delegates to the Atlantic City National convention August 2 to 4 include Rev Father Finn Cincinnati Daniel Butler Toledo H E Ragilana Cincinnati John Jennings Cleveland P J Kirwin London T J Duffey Columbus EB Lynch Toledo L J Hanley Lima C E Wiss St Marys and A J Waltz Massillon.
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Lima
Mary
Knights of Columbus
Springfield
Cleveland
Forest City
Daniel Butler
Toledo
John P. Duffey
East Liverpool
Francis J. Finn
Cincinnati
John F. Singler
Sandusky
Alfred Geisler
William L. Schneider
Chillicothe
Atlantic City
Father Finn
H. E. Ragilana
John Jennings
P. J. Kirwin
London
T. J. Duffey
Columbus
EB. J. Lynch
L. J. Hanley
C. E. Wiss
St. Marys
A. J. Waltz
Massillon
Attorneys Host Court House Dutch Lunch Party
Attorney George Glitsch from Lotain and Clerk Art Richards hosted a party at the courthouse on the second floor at noon. They invited Judge Thompson and probate office staff who enjoyed a long table of bologna sausage cheese hard boiled eggs rye bread green onions chig and coffee, and the guests cleaned the table after the meal.
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George Glitsch
Lotain
Art Richards
Court House
Thompson
Probate
New Elyria Printing Company I5 Formed
Columbus May 10. Tacer Porations issued today include The Cascade Printing and Publishing Co Elyria 3000 Harry Gadel C EB Bruck.
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NEW Elyria Printing Company
Columbus
Cascade Printing and Publishing Co
Elyria
Harry Gadel
C. EB. Bruck
International News Roundup May 10 1919
Bullets and battlesdominated dispatches from Mexico City to Washington report 52 Indians captured near Jalapa after an ambush and train holdup, Lenin undergoes another operation, Perest’s Sistine directorate exposes mental illness, rising U S food prices through April, Ben Hooper foresees railroad labor harmony, and former Governor Cox to speak at a Buckeye Democratic women conference in Columbus.
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Mexico City
San Pablo Delmone
Jalapa
Columbus
Cox
Dayton
Buckeye
Southern
Wall Street Opens Higher as Steel Leads Gains
STOCKS NEW YORK May 10 strong demand pushes stocks up with United States Steel at 98 1 2 Baldwin at 117 1 4 Pacific Oil 66 1 2 Mexican Pete 131 1 4 Stude bak er 118 1 2 plus ex dividend Associated Oil 123 New Haven 30 1 4 1 4 10 30 1 4 CHICAGO Wheat May 138 1 4 July 124 1 2 Sept 118 1 4 Corn May 61 July 64 1 4 Sept 66 1 8 1 4 Oats May 36 3 4 July 39 1 2 3 8 Sept 49 3 4 Lard July 11 50 Calves top 9 30 Sheep top 14 59 Hogs mixed market 25c lower.
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New York
United States Steel
Baldwin
Pacific Oi
Mexican Pete
Studebaker
Associated Oil
New Haven
Chicago
Atlantic Gulf & W
Baltwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Prid Wee
Butte and Spr
Canadian Pacific
Mhepee
Central Leather
Eee
Crucible Steel
Erie Wee
General Electric
Hillness Central
Bender
Inspiration Copper
Lack. Steel Cette E Renee Ag Marine Wm
Widow Ae
Southern Pacif
Southern Railway
Studebaker Bee
Texas Company
U. S. Ind. Alcohol
W. S. Steel, Common
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Kidney Troubles Conquered or Money Back Prescription 777
For forty years Dr Carey claims Prescription 677 for Kidney troubles can help. If miseries persist from backache to dizziness, and blood pressure issues, drink water and start Dr Carey's Liquid or Tablets. Tens of thousands reportedly benefited with guaranteed results. Sold by Harry A Crandall and a druggist.
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Carey
Dr. Carey
Harry A. Crandall
An Gruggista
Electric Emanator Shows Healing Promise in Trials
Report describes an electric emanator therapy cabinet with fourteen emanators and blue lighting to concentrate current on a patient. Promised benefits include strengthening cellular activity and potential treatment aid for diseases like cancer and tuberculosis. Early tests note improved travel of emanations and a hospital use example in Berwick, Pennsylvania.
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Rhce
Berwick
Lorain Bartender's Trial Begins in Illicit Hypnosis Case
The Lorain trial of Tony Georgas, a bartender for Joe Urbas, opened yesterday before Justice J. George on charges of illegally possessing Hypnosis, with proceedings stretched into Thursday. The cases against Urbas, Jack Arm sirens, and the bartender were also continued to Thursday as the prosecutor handles other work.
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Lorain Liqtor
Tony Georgas
Lorain
Joe Urbas
Hynor
J. George
Lawrence Webber
Urbas
Jack Arm
Genoa Note Warns Against Isolating Russia
The Russian note argues that breaching sacrifice equality by other powers harms a pan European peace, warns that Russia cannot be isolated without risking military adventurism around Asia and urges restrained actions to restore Near East peace with Turkey through Russia’s good offices.
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Europe
Genoa
Russia
Asia
Othr
Near East
Turkey
Numerous Local Personal and Community Notices from Town Bulletin
Mrs Ed Gibson travels to Sharon Pa for sister's funeral. Newlyweds Leo and Mrs Myers relocate to Kenyon Ave. Mrs F L Ellenberger returns from Cleveland visit. Mr and Mrs J Daney move to East Third St. Frank St Harmon Lodge meets. Born to Mr and Mrs Koepp a daughter. Ruth Fuller Stevens attends State League in Columbus. Women's Benefit Association hosts Mother’s Day program. Paul Haseradt returns from Chicago and visits Haserodt family. Odd Fellows lodge holds meeting with strong turnout. Funeral of Jack Lawrence of 8th Marines noted. Katherine Burner recovers well after Lakeside hospital care. Mae Friday hosts Social Noon Club. Bauer brothers recover from mumps and attend school. Political Science Dept of Woman's Civic Club meets with Mr Padley. Mesdames Stevens Williams and Haserodt attend Lorain luncheon for Barbara. Muriel Reisinger improves from mumps and laryngitis. Original Thirteen class postpones meeting to May 19.
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Ed. Gibson
Twelfth St
Sharon
Pennsylvania
George Alterman
Leo Myers
Lake Avenue
Kenyon Avenue
F. L. Ellenberger
Cascade Street
Cleveland
E. F. Brewer
M. J. McGuire
Broad Street
Hollenden Hotel
Anthony Carlin
John Daney
West Avenue
East Third Street
Frank St. Harmon Lodge
Fred Koepp
W. Ninth St
Ruth Fuller Stevens
State League of Women Voters
Columbus
Women's Benefit Association
Paul Haseradt
Chicago
Inland Steel Company
George Haserodi
Eighth Street
Odd Fellows' Lodge
C. R. Barber
Sixth Street
Jack Lawrence
Belleau Wood
Katherine Burner
W. L. Burner
East Avenue
Lakeside Hospital
Mae Friday
West Bridge
Harry
William Bauer
Bell Avenue
Department of Political Science
Woman's Civic Club
Padley
River Road
Mesdames Stevens Williams
Iday
Hos George Haserodt
Highth Street
Lorain
Wm. Neil
Barbara
Muriel Reisinger
Lexe Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
Thelma Mole
East Broad Street
Hospital Notes and Admissions for Local Residents
Admissions list includes Mrs James Pott in Cleveland Street, Mrs Gladys Clark on Woodland Avenue, Mrs Alice Smith on Gulf Road, Arthur Pierce R D No 2, Carl Hoffman of Litchfield, and notes a new son born to Mr and Mrs Clark and a birth to Mr and Mrs Smith. Discharges include Mrs Alma Banks of Furnace Street.
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James Philpott
Cleveland Street
Gladys Clark
Woodland Avenue
Alice Smith
Gulf Road
Arthur Pierce
Carl Hoffman
Litchfield
Clark
Smith
Alma Banks
Furnace Street
Manufacturers confident on future prospects at conference
In remarks at the Waldorf Astoria the secretary of commerce Herbert Hoover presided and spoke on re establishing confidence in legitimate trade associations. Secretary of Labor Davis was invited to address the afternoon session after officers are elected and the convention adjourns.
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Egerton
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert ‘Hoover
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Labor
Davis
How You May Have A Really Fine Complexion
An old time butter milk and cream skin treatment returns as a vanishing cream and soap set from Howard Bros. Co. Readily available at drug and toilet goods counters as Howard's Buttermilk Cream and Soap. Cleanse nightly with warm water, apply, and rub until absorbed to keep wrinkles at bay. Send 16 cents for a sample package if not obtainable locally.
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Howard Bros. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Marriage Licenses Listed for Clifford Brown and Lucile Fletcher
Clifford Brown age 20 from Huntington and Lucile Fletcher age 18 from Wellington wed by Rev Schaffner. Walter Keisler age 21 a Pittsburgh machinist wed Zella Gilder age 21 of Ridgeville by Rev Bourkner. Anton Vasicek age 29 salesman appears in listings.
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Clifford Brown
Clerk
Huntington
Lucile Fletcher
Wellington
Schaffner
Walter Keisler
Pittsburgh
Zella Gilder
Ridgeville
Bourkner
Anton Vasicek
Salesman
Hazel Hill Seeks Divorce From Henry Hill Over Neglect
Hazel Hill petitions for divorce from Henry Hill a Standard Oil driver charging gross neglect of duty for failing to provide food and clothing for herself and two children. She states the husband has sworn and left the family dependent on relatives for support.
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Hazel Hill
Henry Hill
Standard Oil Co
Mutual agreement eyed on oil rights in British mandates
A London report notes Britain and the United States nearing a mutual pact. The accord would grant American oil interests rights in all territories where Britain holds mandates, signaling a major shift in colonial resource control.
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London
Great Britain
United States
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